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13 paintings

  • A Boy as Cupid - 1644
    A Boy as Cupid - 1644
    Bartholomeus van der Helst
    1644 · Rafael Valls Limited
  • Two boys blowing bubbles
    Two boys blowing bubbles
    Michaelina Wautier
    1640s · Seattle Art Museum
  • Soap Bubbles
    Soap Bubbles
    Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
    1733–1734 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • A Lacemaker, with a Boy Blowing Bubbles
    A Lacemaker, with a Boy Blowing Bubbles
    Louis de Moni
    1742 · Mauritshuis
  • Bubble-blowing Girl with a Vanitas Still Life
    Bubble-blowing Girl with a Vanitas Still Life
    Adriaen van der Werff
    1680–1775 · Rijksmuseum
  • Allegory of Charles I of England and Henrietta of France in a Vanitas Still Life
    Allegory of Charles I of England and Henrietta of France in a Vanitas Still Life
    Unknown artist
    1670s · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Child with a Soap Bubble
    Child with a Soap Bubble
    Manner of Frans Hals
    1600–1650 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Homo Bulla: A Boy Blowing Bubbles in a Landscape
    Homo Bulla: A Boy Blowing Bubbles in a Landscape
    Bartholomeus van der Helst
    1665 · New Orleans Museum of Art
  • Two Boys Blowing Bubbles
    Two Boys Blowing Bubbles
    Adriaen Hanneman
    1630 · Norton Museum of Art
  • Boy Blowing Bubbles
    Boy Blowing Bubbles
    Frans van Mieris the Elder and after Frans van Mieris the Elder
    1663 · Museum Kunstpalast
  • Allegory of transience
    Allegory of transience
    Cornelis de Vos
    1620s · Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum
  • Courtship
    Courtship
    Caspar Netscher
    1665 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Vanitas
    Vanitas
    David Bailly and Hendrick Andriessen
    1640–1655 · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
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